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Consider these application disciplines and add (using the + button above)  as you wish...

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Consider these application disciplines and add (using the + button above)  as you wish...

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Process control

Art

Education

Medicine

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Consider these areas, and add (using the + button above) as you wish...

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Cognitive psychology

Ergonomics

Computing

Cybernetics

Information theory

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Consider paradigms (using the + button above) ...

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Consider paradigms (using the + button above) ...

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Inventory of paradigms

History of paradigms

Vision on the future of paradigms

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Consider different accents & different developments in different European regions, consider why, and add (using the + button above) as you wish...

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Which schools?

Who as champions?

What industry developments?

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Consider different accents & different developments in different regions outside Europe, consider why, and add (using the + button above) as you wish...

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Which schools?

Who as champions?

What industry developments?

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Paradigms of the Past, often the reaction of a human oriented discipline (Psych, Ergo) to new technical opportunities

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Paradigms of the Past, often the reaction of a human oriented discipline (Psych, Ergo) to new technical opportunities

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programming languages

user friendly

usability

user centered design

user interface design language

mental models

user virtual machine

task models

activity theory

stakeholders

participatory design

computer supported cooperative work

user experience

human-media interaction

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New Paradigms are often the resulting reaction of disciplines (Psych, Ergo, ??) to novel technical opportunities:

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New Paradigms are often the resulting reaction of disciplines (Psych, Ergo, ??) to novel technical opportunities:

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Gerrit v/d Veer:

programming languages

user friendly

usability

user interface design language

mental models

user virtual machine

task models

stakeholders

user centered design

participatory design

computer supported cooperative work

activity theory

human-media interaction

user experience

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Relationships with extra-European countries for CE

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Relationships with extra-European countries for CE

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cross-cultural approach

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Harry: I see five different strands at ECCE, and these strands often do NOT overlap, but it is interesting to see them together:

(1) Cutting edge tech (eg VR)

(2) New artefacts for a special task and assessment of them

(3) Applied psychology for working with machines

(4) Interaction design

(5) How groups interact successfully, socio-technical systems (eg creativity in business, or how to change the politics of sustainability using technology)

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Human information processing

Cognitive load

Attentional capacity

Mental workload

Perception

Visual hierarchy

Information

Automatic mind / system 1 thinking

Information theory

The mind - conscious and unconscious processing when using systems

Process, user pathway

Task analysis / modeling / usability / UX / HCI

Constraints of cognition and machines

Human computer teaming / optimization

Adapting / intelligent UI

Ecology / context / ethnography

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... (Raymond)

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Company centric

Designer centric

User centric

Context centric

Stakeholder centric

Systems centric

human centric

humanity centric

Wellbeing centric

environment centric

earth centric

(Raymond)

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technology can also be in the background, e.g., workers' well-being, situation awareness, overall system performance (systemic approach)

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In Italy, in the past, Cognitive Ergonomics was a new and unified discipline. As time went on, scholars increasingly turned to more particular associative forms, such as SIGCHI. Perhaps in a future there would need to be an effort to bring those scholars into dialogue with common intentions. The prospect toward a cognitive ergonomics that is increasingly sensitive to ethics might be a path forward and one that can recompose scholars.

Oronzo P.

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What are the differences between:

Human factors engineering

Cognitive ergonomics

Cognitive engineering

Usability engineering

Human computer interaction

User experience

Interaction design

Cognitive science

Cognitive psychology

Accessibility

...(Raymond)

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I think industry may talk about user experience, human factors and accessibility but not HCI or cognitive ergonomics ... (Raymond)

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How experimental psychology and CE can mutually benefit from each other 

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How experimental psychology and CE can mutually benefit from each other 

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From attending this conference, as well as others in the field of psychology. I notice a lot of overlap, but at the same time core methodological differences. I am writing this as someone who is quite new to the scene of course.

In CE what I noticed was a focus on novelty, new systems, new ways to imagine things. Experimental psychology on the other hand is more about the tried and tested. The focus is less on novelty and more on experimental rigor, sound designs and proper statistics.

I personally think that psychology could do with more flexibility in experimental designs, while CE can benefit from more control, better experimental and statistical designs.

(Omar)

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Can Gen AI do CE better than humans? (Maurice)

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It sounds like "Men are better at"/"Machines are better at" - an old approach in automation which is mostly obsolete.

From a tool perspective, GenAI is a tool or instrument to be used by humans. There are also other perspectives concerning technology use. We should be more explicit about the perspective we take. (Marja and Anke)

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Our organisation should be focused on the members making contributions and collaborations, in order for elements of the field to move forward, and for members to progress. There are currently a lot of researchers making models. In many cases the models do not build on one another because they are unfalsifiable. (harry)

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How people can be genuinely involved in design decisions in their work and daily lives?

What methods ? What processes?

How more "local democracy" affects collective cognition?

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AI creates and users curate? (Raymond Bond)

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Does our cognition change as a result of technology use? Including attention and working memory etc. Do we become more digital as machines become more human? (Raymond)

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(Marja and Anke)

We agree that it is valuable and needed to have a discipline of CE that is comprehensive enough instead of having separate and smaller disciplines. In this way, there is a better chance to have a real impact on how we live and work.

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Does society come to a point where we limit the automation of AI etc in order to preserve human wellbeing and autonomy (Raymond)

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French speaking ergonomics is less experimental and more in the field

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French speaking ergonomics is less experimental and more in the field

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Cognitive psychology

work psychology

Information theory

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Ethics in design and use of novel technologies

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Ethics in design and use of novel technologies

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When technologies (such as AI) have a bigger impact on our work and life, the significance of ethical design of technologies and human-tech interaction/collaboration increases.

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Ai coaching / mentoring?

Virtual friends?

Discussion around uploading, ghostbots and digital reincarnation.... ?

(Raymond)

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Virtual vs. Real world which for each activity

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Virtual vs. Real world which for each activity

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Including tailoring to a user's cognitive attributes? e.g. workload capacity / attentional capacity etc. (Raymond)

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Supervising computers or will they supervise us?

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Supervising computers or will they supervise us?

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(Raymond)

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Human robot relationship - how do we consider robots?

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Human robot relationship - how do we consider robots?

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Studying the interaction as we know how to make it for humans

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Doing studies in the actual usage contexts with real users can provide non-predictable insights and important aspects to consider, e.g. related to cognitive load of using multiple systems, integration of technology, and true feelings and experiences of users, including e.g.  concerns of users or positive experiences, such as joy of use.

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A minimal definition of CE that is inclusive of its various strands?

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A minimal definition of CE that is inclusive of its various strands?